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It doesn't. A litre is a measurement for volume, a kilogram is a measurement for mass. To determine the mass of a particular volume, we need to know the density of the material in question.
m = ρ * V
(mass = density * volume)

For instance, the density of water is usually 1 kg / l, so the mass of 875 litres would be 875 kilograms.
Density of Mercury is around 13.5 kg / l, so the mass would be 11407 kg.

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